tresilience

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   by tresilience 4y ago

   This brings to mind the concept of continuation found in Seaside Smalltalk. https://www.seaside.st
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   by tresilience 6y ago

   Take a look at Gougen's OBJ programming languages.
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   by tresilience 6y ago

   I'll have a look. There is also (ps:import-macros-from-lisp 'rutils:aif) in Parenscript which lets one import macros from CL. https://40ants.com/lisp-project-of-the-day/2020/05/0071-pare.
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   by tresilience 6y ago

   Noted. I wasn't too sure.. thanks!
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   Another 1.3M Americans File for Unemployment(forbes.com)

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   by tresilience 6y ago

   Thanks. I've read all links and I think I would like to see more hands-on code regarding to how this is done in the systems (like Smalltalk) itself.
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   by tresilience 6y ago

   Thanks! Can you point me to where I can find out more about the eval-"loop" that the entire Smalltalk runs on?
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    by tresilience 6y ago

    > The way how they react on the messages is full the responsibility of objects, and they can refuse them. Thereby any further protection is totally up to the programmer right?
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    What is meant by “protection” in real OOP?

    5 points by tresilience 6y ago|8 comments
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    What are possible fallback-communication channels besides the internet?

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